Deciding to begin any type of research is like spiralling through a time warp of historical scripts. It’s something filmmaker JP Williams knows all about, having done extensive research on the sugar workers' and Kingston labourers' strike of 1938. It’s the core of his newest flick, The 1938 Unrest, which had its digital debut yesterday on Loop Lifestyle! A monument seen downtown Kingston, which was dedicated to ‘the great Jamaicans of 1938’ left him perturbed and intrigued, but stumped by the wonder of said ‘great Jamaicans’. Then, further trips to the local library and consistent research unearthed for Williams, numerous historical facts and ideologies that influenced ‘1938’.